Mrs. F.

An intimate, empowering look at women reclaiming their bodies through pole dance, balancing painful testimony with joyful movement.

A quiet, urgent documentary that immerses you in the daily struggle of women workers, leaving a lingering sense of injustice and resolve.

A brisk, respectful documentary portrait that lets Ghanaian women speak for themselves about commerce and power.

A sobering yet hopeful documentary that follows women facing tough realities, offering intimate, eye-opening stories with a gentle, empowering tone.

An intimate, thoughtful look at creative women claiming space, mixing personal reflection with vivid city streets and the energy of making art.

Quietly devastating and ultimately hopeful, it watches women reclaim their voices through performance, leaving a heavy but stirring afterglow.

A sober, inspiring documentary that follows women's slow, determined push for political power, mixing personal testimony with a sense of ongoing struggle.

A thoughtful, talk-driven documentary that feels like an intimate seminar on women's cinema, power and violence, rewarding close attention.

An immersive, street-level portrait of hungry performers pushing against authority, vivid and defiant but uneven in its pull.

An earnest, interview-driven documentary that feels like a persuasive lecture, mixing personal stories with media critique to stir frustration and hope.

An urgent, emotionally charged documentary that follows athletes fighting for fairness, blending sports excitement with raw personal testimony.

A solemn, globe-spanning chorus of women's voices that is harrowing and hopeful, asking quiet attention as it moves between testimony and sweeping imagery.